Areca Indo Corp LLP

Areca Indo Corp LLP is based in India and currently lists twelve active products across steel and ferro‑alloy categories. The catalogue includes steel coils, sheets, various galvanized and pre‑painted forms, as well as ferro‑alloy items such as silico‑manganese, sponge iron and pig iron. Each entry is identified with a specific HS code, for example plumbing pipe under HS 7307.19 and silico‑manganese under HS 7202.30. The supplier’s product set reflects common Indian export offerings in carbon steel, hot‑dip galvanised and colour‑coated steel, together with basic ferro‑alloys. No additional product families are listed beyond the twelve items.

The product list groups into three steel families - hot‑dip galvanized plain coils (HS 7210.49), pre‑painted galvanized coils and profile sheets (HS 7210.70), and colour‑coated profile sheet (HS 7208.51) - plus a carbon/alloy steel plumbing pipe (HS 7307.19). Ferro‑alloy offerings include silico‑manganese (HS 7202.30), industrial sponge iron (HS 7203.10) and basic pig iron (HS 7201.10). All steel items are described as carbon steel or alloy steel with grades supplied per buyer requirement, while the ferro‑alloys specify precise chemical ranges. This structure follows the HS chapter 72 series for iron and steel products and chapter 73 for pipe fittings.

The steel coil portfolio comprises hot‑dip galvanized plain coils, industrial galvanized coils and pre‑painted galvanized coils (PPGI). In the Indian market these products are normally produced to ASTM A123 or EN 10346 standards, with zinc coating weights of 275‑500 g/m² and paint film thicknesses of 30‑60 µm for PPGI. Profile sheets and colour‑coated sheets are typically offered in thicknesses from 0.3 mm to 2.0 mm and widths up to 2 m, complying with ISO 1461 for corrosion protection. Ferro‑alloy items follow standard grade definitions: silico‑manganese contains 60‑70 % Mn, 15‑30 % Si, carbon ≤2 %; sponge iron (DRI) contains 85‑92 % Fe; pig iron contains 92‑96 % Fe with 2‑4 % carbon. These specifications match the chemical compositions required by steelmakers for secondary refining and alloying processes.